These documents resemble not an investigative trilogy but a left-leaning essay collection, a right-leaning PowerPoint presentation and a colorful far-right magazine.
The project was in part a reaction to the release of "September 11 and the U.S. War: Beyond the Curtain of Smoke," a book of left-leaning essays about the attacks.
"For as long as anyone alive will remember, this has been a 'problem region': a special case, a sick man," wrote the Newcastle-born novelist Richard T Kelly in a 2011 essay, What's Left For The North-East?
In These Times, a left-wing magazine, published an essay in April entitled "Why Women Hate Hillary", arguing that in her determination to appear as ruthless and macho as her male rivals, she has betrayed the women's movement.
He knows this, too, is dangerous for the writer – he likes to quote Gore Vidal's observation that fiction is written with the right hand, essays with the left – but is unable to resist the temptation.
His argument appears in an essay for centre-left think tank Demos.
Someone blind since birth and newly made to see would not originally perceive everything before him as if it were a "point" (i.e., an unextended spot of colour), but would experience "light distributed (répandue) in every direction [outwards as well as above, below, to the left and to the right]" (Essay I.vi. §§12, 14).
A historical photograph on Sept. 25, with an opinion essay about the absence of a vibrant left-wing movement in the United States, was published in mirror image.
In March, Vanity Fair published an essay by James Wolcott headlined "Why the Alt-Left Is a Problem, Too".
In an essay, he cited "an incessant clamor from the left" as the reason for his departure.
